George Martin Music — Official site of Sir George Martin's recording company and music publishing house.

The Day The Music Died — By Craig Crumpton. [Toon Zone] "Remembering Lorenzo Music, Voice of Garfield."

Writer, Actor Lorenzo Music Dies at 64 in LA — [Slick.org; Reuters] "Lorenzo Music, the Emmy-winning writer and actor who played the oft drunk and oft heard but never seen doorman "Carlton" on the popular 1970s sitcom "Rhoda," has died of bone cancer."

P.O.V. - Lorenzo Music — By Mark Evanier. [POV Online] "A very talented writer and actor named Lorenzo Music died yesterday following months of brutal, heart-breaking illness. He was - like his distinctive, well-known speaking voice - unique." Includes photo.

Point of View - Lorenzo Music — By Mark Evanier. [POV Online] Details of Lorenzo Music's memorial service. Includes 2 archive photos.

Lorenzo Music: RIP — Fans discuss Lorenzo Music on alt.tv.cartoon-network, archived at Google Groups.

Lorenzo Music, R.I.P. — Fans discuss Lorenzo Music on rec.arts.animation, archived at Google Groups.

Raptus Association for Music Appreciation: E.T.A. Hoffmann — Traces his development as a musical writer.

Classical Music Archives: Campion — Music files offered in MIDI, and MP3 audio formats, including live recordings of featured artists.

Stardust: The Unabashed David Bowie Music Guide — A guide to Bowie's music by an opinionated, long-time fan.

The Broadway Musical Home: Irving Berlin — List of shows, and of some musical numbers.

Music by the Great Irving Berlin — Short biography, portrait. Description of six Berlin tunes, with scan of sheet music cover for each. Four MIDI files. Link to gallery with four more covers and three MIDI files. [ParlorSongs]

All Music Guide: Frankie Avalon — Profile of his music career, and discography with reviews.

Finian's Rainbow: A forgotten classic musical — A critical appreciation of Fred Astaire's last movie musical

Britannia Panopticon Music Hall Trust — Aims to save and reuse the music hall in Glasgow built in 1857 and designed by Thomas Gildard and H.M.McFarlane. Includes a photograph and history.